Wednesday’s cabinet session in Chhattisgarh, presided over by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, marked a pivotal stride toward a secure, innovative, and connected state. Kicking off with anti-drug measures, 100 posts were approved for task forces in districts like Durg, Surguja, and Korba, equipping law enforcement to dismantle narcotics operations effectively.
The Special Operations Group expansion followed, with 44 dedicated roles for elite teams trained in crisis intervention, from terror strikes to unforeseen disasters, ensuring public safety at its core.
Eyes on the skies, the cabinet endorsed Flight Training Organizations across airports, blending public oversight with private execution to train pilots and develop ancillary services like heli-banking and sports aviation, fueling youth employment.
Entrepreneurship flourished with the Innovation and Startup Promotion Policy 2025-26, engineered to build a robust ecosystem of startups and incubators, enhancing Chhattisgarh’s appeal for investments via improved national rankings.
Housing woes eased as 35 colonies transitioned to local bodies, promising integrated services and relief from redundant fees, fostering better urban living standards.
Nava Raipur Atal Nagar’s infrastructure leaped forward with plans for a towering government hub, smartly allocating spaces to conserve prime land. Sirpur and Arpa’s development gained momentum as collectors received land powers, aligning with comprehensive master plans for sustainable riverfront evolution.
Tech-forward moves included the Cloud First Policy rollout, binding departments to secure, MeitY-approved clouds with clear migration deadlines, modernizing governance.
Connectivity revolution arrived through the Mobile Tower Scheme, targeting Naxal belts and remote pockets for rapid tower deployment. This digital lifeline will amplify government schemes’ reach, from rations to rescue services, igniting rural prosperity.